Macro Finance
Copper Dips Below $14,000 as Tech Selloff Rattles LME Metals
Bloomberg Markets·November 3, 2026·1 min read
Copper hit a seven-week low, dipping below $14,000 a ton, as a slump in technology stocks hurt risk appetite and clouded the demand outlook. The decline reflects broader market jitters over tech sector weakness, which weighed on industrial metals and raised concerns about future demand from key sectors like electronics and construction.
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